Sentence examples for fund fortune from inspiring English sources
How fast can an arriviste with a hedge fund fortune buy up this fabulous roost and desecrate its ballroom with his huge private aquarium?
In a nutshell: on 1 September, Michael Arrington, founder of the site TechCrunch, announced the launch of a venture fund (Fortune broke the story).
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Arnold is half of one of the more notable young philanthropy power couples of recent times: She and John Arnold are tapping a $2.9 billion hedge fund fortune to give big on K-12 education, criminal justice, science, and public accountability.
With many of the largest hedge fund fortunes sagging, and many a millionaire bereft after the Bernard Madoff scandal, the idea that the hooded figure of foreclosure and bankruptcy could be pointing a finger at some of the most expensive real estate in the world, rather than subprime suburban ranch houses, suddenly seems plausible.
The GOP tax plan is a simple political statement about who matters more in American democracy: the heirs to hedge fund fortunes or everyone else in the country.
Ben finds a potential backer when he runs into a high school classmate, David Eddie Kaye Thomass), a nerd who has reaped a hedge-fund fortune.
George Osborne is known for his helicopter trips to Tory dinners, his £4m trust-fund fortune and links to the aristocracy as heir to an Irish baronetcy.
The fintech SAAS startup now has 700 customers, including top hedge funds plus mutual funds, Fortune 500s and investment banks that pay around $500 to $1,000 per month per license.
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The man lost his apartment, sold his car and borrowed $28,000 from family and friends to fund his fortune teller's demands.
